Equipment

True Temper reports that its Rifle shafts were played in the irons of the St. Jude Classic winner.

Dixon Golf reports that the winning team at the 2009 California Cup played its Earth golf balls.

Titleist reports that Anna Nordqvist and Brian Gay won the respective McDonald’s LPGA Championship and St. Jude Classic playing the Pro V1 ball.

Aldila reports that the Nationwide Tour’s Knoxville Open winner played its VooDoo shaft in his driver.

Dixon Golf reports that the winning team at the 2009 California Cup played its Earth golf balls.

Zero Friction staff player Mark Wilson ties for third at the Memorial Tournament.

Tour Edge Golf reports that a fifth-place finisher at the Memorial Tournament and a third-place finisher at the LPGA State Farm Classic played its Exotics fairway woods. “We’re finishing strong on all the major tours right now. I expect we’ll see another win very soon,” said Andy Harris, Tour Edge Golf’s tour representative.

Tour Edge Golf introduces its Exotics XCG-V Tour Spec fairway wood that features a purpose-built titanium cup face, an ultra-light magnesium crown, and a heavy, high-density steel sole plate – what the company describes as a unique combination in club design.

Oban reports that the Memorial Tournament runner-up played its Devotion shaft in combination with a TaylorMade R9 driver.

Boccieri Golf announces that an authentic John Daly hand-signed photograph will be given to the first 1,000 customers who purchase the company’s Heavy Putter at www.heavyputter.com or participating retailers through June 30.

Boccieri Golf reports that Ignacio Garrido and Fabrizio Zanotti played its Heavy Putter to finish third and 10th, respectively, at the European Tour’s Celtic Manor Wales Open.

Graphite Design reports that the winner of the Champions Tour’s Triton Financial Classic and the winner and runner-up at the LPGA State Farm Classic played its Tour AD shafts.

Boccieri Golf reports that Ignacio Garrido and Fabrizio Zanotti played its Heavy Putter to finish third and 10th, respectively, at the European Tour’s Celtic Manor Wales Open.

Dixon Golf reports on media coverage received for its Earth golf ball and an Earth Day event in which Dixon Golf recycled more than 38,000 golf balls.

Tiger Woods plays Nike‘s SQ Dymo driver with a 10.5-degree loft en route to winning the Memorial Tournament. Woods, who also played Nike’s One Tour ball, enjoyed his most accurate driving week since the 1998 Masters.

Aerotech Golf reports a top-five finisher at the Memorial Tournament played its SteelFiber i95 taper tip constant weight shafts in his Bridgestone irons (4-PW).

Titleist reports that seven tournaments were won worldwide using its golf ball, including Jeppe Huldahl at the European Tour’s Celtic Manor Wales Open, Bernhard Langer at the Champions Tour’s Triton Financial Classic, and In-Kyung Kim at the LPGA’s State Farm Classic.

Aldila reports that the winner of the Melwood Prince George’s County Open played its NV shaft, and that it was the No. 1 wood shaft manufacturer on the PGA and Nationwide tours.

Graphite Design introduces its Tour AD YSQ shaft.